Sentence examples for bit to throw from inspiring English sources

None of the extravagant spending outlined above would be possible without the seemingly free-flow of VC investors biting at the bit to throw money at tech startups.

He says that he did adjust the algorithms a little bit to throw out reviews that were just something along the lines of "happy birthday," but he did keep tweets that said something along the lines of "happy birthday, been a happy customer for years".

"It's a bit early to throw a time frame on but he (physio) said it is quite a unique injury".

"I love to get the ball in the post and see a guy trying to step off him a little bit and to throw that ball out to him.

Jobs also had a bit stat to throw out there: later this month, Apple will surpass 100 million iOS devices sold.

There's even an option to include charitable donations as an option for couples with comfortable lives who OH I DON'T KNOW, just find it just a tad bit greedy to throw a $10,000+ wedding and request guests pay their way in with stainless steel appliances and fine china, when some people in the world just need clean drinking water and a functional toilet.

Saiful was a bit hesitant to throw his weight behind Rois' plans.

"When we have a little bit more experience and a little bit more bodies to throw around, we'll take care of these guys, but it was a tough one today.

At the same time, though infielders can play deeper - since a bouncing ball reaches them a little sooner, leaving them a bit more time to throw to first -grounders still scoot by them more quickly than they do on natural grass.

The answer from the Palestinians is that this is a ruse, a bit of sand to throw in the eyes of the world while Israel tightens its hold on the larger West Bank, which has been colonised not by a mere 7,000 settlers but by some 200,000 (not counting a similar number of Israelis who live in new suburbs in the formerly Jordanian areas of Jerusalem).

Journe had sold it last year, but now the oil inside was sticking only a bit, but enough to throw the split-second calibrations slightly off.